Home Depot Foundation Invests Another $30 Million on November 6 in 44 Veteran Housing Grants; Total Investment Tops $600 Million
The Home Depot Foundation announced on November 6 an additional investment of $30 million in 44 grants to veteran service organizations, funding critical home repairs, smart home modifications and housing programs for veterans exiting homelessness.
The grants include funding for the Gary Sinise Foundation, Tunnel to Towers Foundation and Jared Allen's Homes for Wounded Warriors to build new accessible, personalized and mortgage-free smart homes for catastrophically wounded veterans; support for nonprofit partners including Meals on Wheels America, Habitat for Humanity International and Purple Heart Homes; funding for Volunteers of America to construct or rehabilitate housing units; and support for Operation Homefront's transitional housing villages, permanent supportive housing and critical home repairs. The foundation said the funding will also expand a master-lease housing pilot to Washington, D.C., and Prescott, Arizona, and support more than 1,000 critical repairs for senior and disabled veterans.
The foundation said its investments to date exceed $600 million, improving more than 65,000 veteran homes and facilities, and that the new grants advance its pledge of $750 million by 2030.
Source: The Home Depot Foundation
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